Posted by Charlie M on December 15, 2019 at 07:28:39 from (50.49.121.174):
In Reply to: farmall h posted by wildhog on December 15, 2019 at 05:54:50:
I saw your reply below about your tractor having a mag and you didn't feel you could work on it. I just bought a BN with a mag and had no spark. I cleaned the points and still had no spark. I then attached a condenser on the outside of the mag where the kill switch connection is and now I had spark so no spark was due to a bad condenser. I took off the plate again covering the points and condenser and properly installed the condenser. I was working in 15 degree wind chill so I was trying to make things as simple as possible without freezing to death. People on this site can walk you through changing points and condenser if that turns out to be the problem and save you a lot of labor cost.
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